Multidisciplinary Team for Genetic Project

To carry out such a sophisticated project, I’ll need a multidisciplinary team. Below is a breakdown of the requirements for my project: 1. Team Required Core Scientists and Experts: 1. Molecular Biologist • Expertise in gene identification, genome editing (e.g., CRISPR/Cas9), and cloning techniques. • Required for identifying and modifying animal genes like those responsible for the rhino beetle’s strength or gecko’s toe pads. 2. Genetic Engineer • Focused on designing and executing gene modifications in both animals and humans. • Specializes in creating hybrid delivery systems for gene/protein transfer. 3. Bioinformatician • Skilled in analyzing and interpreting large-scale genomic data. • Designs pipelines for identifying specific genes from sequenced genomes. 4. Veterinarian/Animal Geneticist • Expertise in procuring, handling, and studying animal samples. • Ensures compliance with ethical regulations for animal research. 5. Synthetic Biologist • Develops custom proteins and hybrid delivery systems. • Expertise in gene-to-protein workflows and scalability. 6. Biochemist • Focused on protein expression and modification. • Works on high-throughput protein production and purification. 7. Biomedical Engineer • Designs delivery systems (e.g., nanoparticles, viral vectors) for gene and protein transfer. • Ensures compatibility with human and animal applications. 8. Ethics and Compliance Specialist • Ensures adherence to ethical guidelines and regulations for animal and human studies. 9. Project Manager • Coordinates between scientists, lab technicians, and external collaborators to keep the project on track. Support Staff: 1. Lab Technicians (2–3) • Assist with experiments, sample preparation, and equipment maintenance. 2. Procurement Specialist • Manages sourcing and shipment of exotic animal samples and resources. 3. Computational Analyst • Supports bioinformatics work by managing software tools and analyzing data. Data Scientist • Handles advanced computational models to predict gene function and simulate the effects of gene edits. • Especially helpful when testing potential gene modifications in silico before conducting wet lab experiments. 3. Proteomics Specialist • Focuses on studying the expression and functionality of modified proteins. • Useful if your project involves custom protein production or testing how modified genes translate into functional traits. I am specifically looking for the following services: 1. Identification and modification of specific genes in animals for research purposes: For example, identifying the genes responsible for traits like the rhino beetle’s lifting ability or the gecko’s adhesive toe pads, and modifying them for further study or application. 3. High-throughput gene editing services for both animal and human applications, focusing on precision and scalability. 4. Custom hybrid delivery systems for gene and protein delivery in both animal and human models. 5. Integrated bioinformatics solutions to analyze and interpret genetic and genomic data. If you can assist with any of these services—or if you have expertise in similar projects such as studying genetic traits in animals for specific applications—I would greatly appreciate more information. I have been told of the animal samples we will be dealing with, ( naked mole rat, Axolotl, Bold jumping spider,Golden orb weaver,Rhino beetle, peacock mantis shrimp,Honey bee,carpenter bee,yeast, bacteria, and grass)